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Dr. Anthony Bradley Hosts Panel Discussion on ‘Ending Overcriminalization and Mass Incarceration: Hope from Civil Society’
Bradley’s “hope from civil society” is that ordinary people—churches, families, and grassroots organizations—can help alleviate the injustices of the criminal justice system.
The King’s College Media Updates | October 2018
A review of how the faculty, staff, and alumni of The King’s College are engaging culture.
King’s to Host Western Civilization Challenge Bowl with the James Madison Program at Princeton, the Abigail Adams Institute at Harvard, and Grove City College
Dr. Joshua Kinlaw, assistant professor of history and humanities, will coach the King’s team: Elle Rogers (’19), Michael Napoli (’19), and Abby Smith (’19).
Liturgy: “That he might become a merciful and faithful high priest”
It’s easy to get lost in the narratives of the Bible. With so many characters, stories of triumph and failure, and commentary on the action it’s important to step back and realize what the totality of Scripture is about—Christ.
KDS Represents King’s at Competitive Toronto Tournament
On October 12-14, the King’s Debate Society (KDS) returned to Canada to compete in the Hart House I.V., hosted by the University of Toronto.
Elle Rogers (PHL ’19) Receives ISI DeVos Freedom Center Leadership Award
The King’s College warmly congratulates Elle Rogers (PHL ’19) on receiving the Richard and Helen DeVos Freedom Center Leadership Award, presented by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI).
Tim Goeglein Appointed Senior Fellow at The King’s College
The King’s College is pleased to announce the appointment of Tim Goeglein as a senior fellow. Goeglein has promoted Christian values in politics for nearly three decades, from Indiana to White House.
King’s Hosts Dr. Khalil Habib, Distinguished Scholar of Political Philosophy
On October 12, The King’s College hosted a lecture by Dr. Khalil Habib, associate professor of philosophy and director of the Pell Honors Program at Salve Regina University.
‘Songs for Women’: A Staged Reading
On Saturday, October 13, Lecturer of Musical Theater Virginia Pike staged a reading of her new musical song cycle, ‘Songs for Women,’ at The King’s College.
Liturgy: “Not for Children”
God cannot be tamed, made safe for children, forced to fit our theories. To quote a priest from the classic football film Rudy: “Son, in thirty-five years of religious study, I have only come up with two hard incontrovertible facts: there is a God, and I’m not him.”
